When you pay, it's normally pretty quick and painless. You order your coffee, the barista tells you how much it is ($6 for coffee with milk?!) and you swipe, insert, or tap. A few moments later you're on your way with your latte in hand, ready to conquer the day.

When you're the consumer, you don't think much about how the piece of plastic in your wallet is transferring your hard-earned money to..

It used to be that you couldn't get enough data to make informed decisions for your business. So you built out an ERP system and brought your business data together into one database. 

Now, you again struggle to make data-driven decisions, but this time it's not the lack of data that is the issue, it's the data overload. 

You need answers to increasingly specific questions so that you can..